Can it hold up wooden magnetic letters?
38570
sorry, i do not have like-wooden magnet letters to test...but there is no reason to believe that it wouldn't hold wooden magnet unless the wood letters itself is too heavy that it falls off the slanted surface...it holds the plastic mag-letters just fine and the surface can be written/draw on with an erasable marker...and you can use the letters on the fridge surface...the board is a nice addition...kids like different things to do to keep their interests up...
38571
Yes. It is very sturdy. It is a good cost, too. My grandson plays with it and his plastic letters a lot. Good luck!
1763373
If that metal base is considered magnetic, meaning it's made of iron, these magnets will work. They are amazingly strong, which is shocking given how small they are. To be fair, the magnets on the back of those letters rarely stick to anything. These magnets are small enough and strong enough I believe they will work well. I use them to make my own magnets and I'm often shocked by what they stick to. The issue I see, is that there is a warning on them. They are so strong they will snap together. Mine have never shattered, but I have heard they will. They are very good magnets, though. I would have given them more than 5 stars if I could have. :) Good luck!
1379259
The whole letter is a magnet. I used these when my son was 10 months old minus some of the smaller letters like the "i".
1031772
Yes! The magnetic side requires dry erase markers or dry erase crayons/pencils. Plus both sides have a clip up top to hold regular paper.
23929
These should stick as long as other magnets stick to the fridge. The entire back of the letter is a magnet.
1225769
Yes, the board comes with two round magnets as well that you could use. If you end up writing on the board and calendar you won't really have room to use the magnets though.
1581470
Yes, you sure can. It works great that way and also with the wooden magnetic letters and numbers. It's a great tool for teaching your children their ABC's and numbers on. I love it!!
1928893
It is actually really sturdy. My now 4 year old has played with it for over a year and it shows no sign of damage. It works as a dry erase also. The is how we practice letters. I put the big and little letters on the board and she uses a dry erase marker to copy the magnet.
1047926
I'm stating the obvious, but to use magnets. My child loves making words with magnet letters.
694257
Hmmm...I don't see why not, the magnetic very strong, as long at the handles are not very heavy.
1723000
No. I used glue to put these "magnets" on the inside door of an armoire to hold small tools like tweezers and other craft supplies. They are not strong enough to hold ANYTHING and now I'm covering them with peg board so I can use the space and so I don't have to be reminded each time I open the armoire of the time I wasted ordering, gluing and testing these toy magnets.
869919
I do not think any strips would hold up the magnetic bar for very long. It is rather heavy because it is not made of plastic. It mounts best with screws.
1861714
No, it is not magnetic. It holds the bits in by using a small friction/tension ring.
1589620
No as it is not magnetic and it does not work to well anyway so don't get it. Use a plum bob and line up the vertical line with it.
1714321
No. The magnets are small and can occasionally come loose from the plastic letters.
1101370
It holds all the numbers and letters and even some homemade plaster things my wife made with the kids hand prints, the board isn't magnetic itself, but yes it does hold magnets well.
1207956
Yes it would! However, it really is not strong enough to hold several papers behind it. The magnet sheets are very easy to cut with a pair of scissors or by using a cutting machine (but it is not necessary).